Sessions With My Therapist

Monique Eason joins the podcast to talk about her childhood, her young adulthood and how life (with the help of therapy) has taught her how to navigate her way through relationships, divorce and failure to one of happiness and full of possibilites. 

This podcast is done in partnership with Reach Back, Leap Forward, a community mentorship group. This organization provides mentorship to children, including jobs, life coaching and more. If you are interested in mentoring, providing opportunities for youth or want to connect your child with a mentor, call Jimmy Towns at (901)503-9474

Music Credit: 
Essence by tobylane
https://pixabay.com/music/beats-essence-80-bpm-d-min-4265

This is a mini-episode of Sessions With My Therapist. My co-host, Natasha, and I have parted ways. This episodes dives into what happened and what you can expect from SWMT in the future. 

You can find me on FB at Sessions With My Therapist or visit my website at sessionswithmytherapist.com to listen, leave comments or send an email. 

I hope you'll stick around and enjoy new episodes starting July 5. 

Song Credit: Essence by tobylane
https://pixabay.com/music/beats-essence-80-bpm-d-min-4265/

Host Angela and Natasha discuss Angela's personal experiences growing up fat, gay, dark and female. She explores her traumas and shares the lessons she's learned on her journey to feeling fabulous. 

Angie, Natasha and their guest, Katherine, talk shared experiences, talking outside of your own head, and thriving while navigating through a bipolar diagnosis. 

Angie, Natasha and their guest, Katherine, talk shared experiences, talking outside of your own head, and thriving while navigating through a bipolar diagnosis. 

Joe shares his experiences as a gay man navigating his way to living the life of his dreams with the help of therapy and dreaming out loud. And FASHION. Lots of fashion. 

Julius, aka, Caesar, shares his story of loss, healing and what it means to be a single father. 

Angela and Natasha discuss existing barriers that challenge the African American community face when seeking therapy. Licensed counselor Rebecca Cochran joins us to discuss how to interview a therapist, what to expect during your first session and also how to break up when you're just not feeling it.